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I would enjoy to talk to you about structurealism, hopefully we can check each other’s notes

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I disagree with the molecular approach—observations should be collective, not individual.

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I will always consider you as a dear friend and an exceptional mentor.

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Hey thank you so much for all , of your teachings about experimental psychology. And for publishing my maters desertion in your philisopche Studien in 1895.

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My name is William Wundt I was born on August 16, 1832 in Mannheim Germany and I died on August 31, 1920, in Grobbothen Germany.

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I went to the University of Tübingen and studied medicine but did really bad, Heidelberg University where I received my MD in 1855 and the Humboldt University of Berlin where I worked as a lab assistant to Hermann Helmholtz

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I worked in experimental psychology, cultural psychology, structuralism, apperception, philosophy, and physiology

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I am a 19th century psychologist who established the discipline of experimental psychology and am a father of psychology. I was a lecturer at the University of Heildberg. I taught the first scientific psychology course in 1862. I founded the first psychology research laboratory. I argued that the goal of psychology should be to understand and analyze consciousness.
My laboratory became a model for other psychology labs around the world. I made the Wundt Illusion where two straight lines positioned in front of a series of angled appear to bend. I mentored several graduate students in psychology some of which became well known psychologists. William James and I were founders of psychology and for our contribution the American Psychology Association created the Award, “Wilhelm Wundt-William James Award for Exceptional Contributions to Trans-Atlantic Psychology.  I helped to separate psychology from philosophy by analyzing workings of the mind in a more structured way

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My work closely fits into structuralism becuase I studied the mind and it’s compontents. I tried to fit out how the components fit together to form more complex experiences and how they correlated to physical events. I studied introspection, the observation of ones mental and emotional processes, self reports of sensations, views, feelings, and emotion.

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1. Welcome to the book club group where we discuss books that I wrote and books that I mentored people on. Here we are book lovers and like to discuss books and everything about them
2. This is the experimental group. In this group we like learning, memory and cognition in humans and animals we like to do such things through testing on people and animals
3. This group is a structuralism group and everyone here strives to analyze the adult mind from birth to the present in the simplest components and to find how these components fit together to make more complex experiences as well as how they are associated with physical events.

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I’m just here in my laboratory in the University of Leipzig in Germany trying to understand psychology in a more organized way ✌️

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I just checked into the librarywith my student, G. Stanley Hall checking out books for our studies on psychology.

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I just got to my laboratory with my fellow psychologists and can’t wait to get to work and breaking new ground on experiments along with my students who help me gather information

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Dorothea Dix- our networks are both structuralism
William James- we both studied consciousness
Margaret Floy Washburn- we both tested on animals and we both studied cognition
Sigmund Freud- he studied why humans think the way they do and so do I.
Edward B Titchener- We studied together and both studied structuralism
John B Watson- we were both professors and created labratories for our  work